EP1496563A2 - Liaison à la masse pour circuit imprimé, circuit de branchement en "T", transition de guide d'ondes/ligne microruban - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a high frequency (HF) circuit in a communication device and more specifically to a technique for bonding a circuit board to a metal chassis or case, a waveguide-microstrip line transition, a branch circuit, and a high frequency circuit incorporating these elements.
- HF high frequency
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an arrangement of a prior art array antenna assembly 1.
- the antenna assembly 1 comprises an dielectric substrate 10, a circuit pattern 20, a chassis 30 that holds the dielectric substrate 10 and serves as the ground, and a waveguide-microstrip line transition 40.
- the circuit pattern 20, which constitutes an array antenna includes a T branch circuit 50.
- a signal transmitted through a waveguide is passed by the transition 40 to a microstrip line of the circuit pattern 20, and further passed by the T branch circuit 50 to the right and the left portions of the array antenna.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an arrangement of the transition 40 of FIG. 1.
- the transition 40 comprises a ridge waveguide 42, a ridge 41 formed inside the ridge waveguide 42, and a microstrip line 21 which is formed on the dielectric substrate 10 and which is extending to (or a part of) the circuit pattern 20.
- the signal transmitted through the not-shown waveguide is converted into a transmission mode of the microstrip line 21 by the ridge 41 provided inside the waveguide 42 and transmitted to the array antenna 20.
- the degree of freedom is very low in designing a waveguide-microstrip line transition, i.e., the design parameters are limited only to the width, the length and the height of the ridge 41, this sometimes causes the width of ridge for a milliwave band to be extremely narrow. Accordingly, the height of the ridge 41 of the transition 40, which is manufactured through machining of a brass material, becomes higher as compared with the ridge 41 width, making the work difficult.
- the lack of the degree of freedom in design may disable the conversion into a microstrip line with a lower characteristic impedance and cause the problem that a too match difference between the widths of the designed ridge 41 and the microstrip line 21 leads to an unexpected deterioration in the line conversion characteristics.
- an array antenna 20 as a whole generally exhibits a narrower frequency band characteristic with an increase in the number of array elements.
- the antenna needs a beam width of about 2 degrees and accordingly a very large size.
- the resultant antenna would exhibit a very narrow frequency band characteristic, causing the band width of the antenna to be narrower than that of the radar. This is because conventional branch circuits mainly use stubs for impedance matching.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing an exemplary pattern of a conventional T branch circuit comprising a matching circuit that uses stubs 51 (the T branch circuit is shown as a dark area).
- Using stubs for impedance matching generally tends to narrow the frequency characteristics of the circuit. Specifically, the larger the distances (D1 and D2) between the matching circuit and circuits (22) that need matching, the narrower the frequency band of the whole circuit.
- the antenna will fail to provide a desired characteristics.
- matching by stubs while providing a desired characteristic to the antenna or the circuits having their impedance matched inevitably narrows the frequency band of the resultant circuit such as an antenna.
- the invention is directed to solving these and other problems and disadvantages of the prior art.
- a method of bonding a circuit board with a metal plate includes the steps of working the metal plate so as to have a shape that permits a fluid to form a bath in an area including a part where the circuit board is to be bonded; heating the worked metal plate to such a temperature as melt a conductive bonding material; forming a bath of the conductive bonding material in the area of the metal plate; floating the circuit board on the bath; and absorbing excessive portion of the conductive material without applying a force to the dielectric substrate.
- a circuit assembly according to just-described aspect of the invention is provided with a thin and large-area dielectric substrate with an improved earthing condition.
- a bonding agent with a low melting point, a low melting point solder, etc. may be used as conductive material.
- a branch circuit for branching a first path into at least two second paths in a high frequency circuit.
- the impedance matching between the first path and each of the branch paths is achieved by mainly using impedance transformers but by using fewest possible stub(s) in the branch circuit.
- the first path, the second paths, the impedance transformers, and the fewest possible stub(s) are arranged in symmetry with respect to a plane of symmetry that runs through the first path.
- the impedance transformers are step impedance transformers.
- a waveguide-microstrip line transition that is easy to work and low in transition loss.
- the transition comprises a fanwise tube having a first opening coupled with a waveguide and a second opening larger in size then the first opening, a first and a second wider wall of the tube spreading from the first opening toward the second opening; an end portion of a microstrip line formed on a dielectric substrate arranged near the first wider wall, the end portion being situated a little inside the second opening and on a plane of symmetry for the first and the second wider walls; and a ridge formed on the second wider wall, the ridge protruding gradually from a first opening side toward a second opening side to become short-circuited, at the end thereof, with the end portion of the microstrip line, wherein dimensions of the fanwise tube and a shape of the first and the second wider walls are determined so as to fit the width of the microstrip line to the end portion of the microstrip line.
- each longitudinal side of a fanning-out portion of the wider walls is linear.
- at least a part of each longitudinal side may accords substantially with an exponential function or a trigonometric function.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram showing an exemplary arrangement of an array antenna assembly 100 according to an illustrative embodiment of the invention.
- the antenna assembly 100 comprises an dielectric substrate 10, a circuit pattern or an array antenna 120 formed by patterning a metal film on the dielectric substrate 10 through photocopying, etching, etc., a chassis 130 that holds the dielectric substrate 10 and serves as the ground, and a waveguide-microstrip line transition 140 formed in the edge of the chassis 130.
- the circuit pattern 120 serves as a microstrip antenna array.
- a signal transmitted through a waveguide (not shown) is passed by the transition 140 to a microstrip line coupled to the circuit pattern 120, and further passed by the T branch circuit 50 to the right and the left portions of the array antenna 120.
- FIG. 5 is a schematic sectional view taken along the plane X-Y of FIG. 4.
- the antenna assembly 100 comprises metal layers 120 and 11, the dielectric layer 10, a solder layer 111 and the chassis 130.
- the metal layer 120 on the dielectric layer 10 comprises a circuit pattern forming a microstrip structure in cooperation with the metal layer 11.
- the metal layer 120, the dielectric layer 10 and the metal layer 11 constitute a circuit board 120+10+11.
- the metal layer 11 of the circuit board 120+10+11 is bonded with the chassis 130 by means of a bonding material of a good conductivity, which realizes sufficient earthing and strong support of the circuit board.
- a lower-melting-point solder is used as the bonding material.
- the chassis 130 is not a flat plate but has a concavity on one side thereof as shown in FIG. 5.
- FIG. 6 shows how the metal layer 11is bonded with the chassis 130 in accordance with the principles of the invention.
- the processing steps are as follows:
- inventive bonding technique has been described in conjunction with an antenna assembly 100 using an array antenna pattern 20, the inventive technique may be applied to any high frequency (HF) circuit assembly with any circuit pattern.
- HF high frequency
- any suitable conductive bonding agents may be used instead of the solder 111a.
- the bonding agents are preferably low in the temperature and small in the ratio of volume change at about the hardening temperature.
- the inventive bonding technique has been described in conjunction with bonding a circuit board with a chassis. However, the inventive technique is applicable to bonding a thin and large-area circuit board with a metal surface in a concavity or a metal surface fringed with walls.
- FIG. 7 shows an exemplary arrangement of the waveguide-microstrip line transition 140 of FIG. 4.
- the transition 140 comprises an extension 42 of a waveguide (not shown), a fanwise tube (i.e., a tube spreading out toward the end) 142, a ridge 144 so formed as to protrude inside the fanwise tube 142, and a microstrip line 21 formed on the dielectric substrate 10 and extending to (or forming a part of) the circuit pattern 120.
- the fanwise tube 142 has a horn-like structure with a rectangular cross section perpendicular to the current direction. The two opening of the fanwise tube 142 differ in dimensions from each other.
- the transition 140 serves as a transition between the waveguide extension 42 and the microstrip line 121.
- the transition 140 is a so-called ridge waveguide converter provided, in the center of the fanwise tube 142, with a ridge 144 of a wedge shape. Specifically, the electromagnetic fields distributed all over the opening of the waveguide extension 42 is gradually converged on the head of the ridge 144 and finally made resemble the electromagnetic transmission mode of the microstrip line 121 thereby to be power-transmitted to the microstrip line 121.
- the line conversion characteristics of the transition 140 are a function of (i.e., can be controlled by) not only the dimensions of the ridge 144 but also the shape of fanning of the fanwise tube 142. That is, using a tube spreading out like an unfolded fan has increased the degree of freedom in designing the ridge 144. Since the designer can freely select the width and the height of the ridge 144, the transition 140 can be so designed as to have desired line conversion characteristics with a reduced parasitic impedance near the interface between the ridge 144 head and the microstrip line 121. In this way, the inventive transition 140 is easy to work, relatively lower in conversion loss and better in conversion characteristics.
- the height of the ridge 144 can be set identical to that of the fanwise tube 142, the fanwise tube 142 with a high precision in the dimensions is provided, which contributes to better line conversion characteristics of the resultant transition 140.
- the fanwise tube 142 has been shown as linearly shaped in FIG. 7. However, the tube 142 may have any nonlinear shape that spreads out toward the end.
- the side of the tube 142 may be curved according to, e.g., an exponential function, a trigonometric function, etc.
- the two opening of the tube 142 may have any suitable geometric shape different from each other to exhibit different characteristic impedance.
- transition 140 has been described as a waveguide-microstrip transition provided in a path to an antenna, the transition 140 according to the invention can be applied to an ordinary high frequency circuit.
- FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram showing an exemplary pattern of the T branch circuit 150 of FIG. 4 as a dark area.
- the T branch circuit 150 comprises a root path 151, two branch paths 152, a stub 153 and step impedance transformers 154 and 155.
- the amplitude and the phase of the signals supplied to the antenna elements 122 are controlled by design parameters of the step impedance transformers 154 and 155.
- the T branch circuit 150 is configured symmetrical about the plane of symmetry that runs through the root path 151.
- the T branch circuit 150 is so configured that each of the root path 151 and the branch paths 152 has a characteristic impedance of 50 ⁇ .
- the signal on the root path 151 is distributed into the two paths 152 with an equal power and a same phase.
- the branch paths 152 are coupled in serial with the antenna elements 122. Arrangements are made such that the overall impedance of the branch circuit has an impedance smaller than 50 ⁇ .
- the T branch circuit 150 achieves impedance matching by mainly using step impedance transformers (154 and 155x2) but using the fewest possible stubs (153). Doing this makes the band width of the whole circuit or array antenna 120 wider as compared with an ordinary circuit that uses stubs for impedance matching.
- an antenna has to have a frequency band width wider than the sum of the band width occupied by the communication system where the antenna is incorporated and a frequency error involved in the manufacturing process of the antenna.
- the inventive T branch circuit 150 enables implementation of such a wide band circuit or antenna.
- T branch circuit 150 having two branch paths.
- the invention is applicable to any T branch circuits having more than two branch paths.
- a wider band HF circuit and a communication system can be implemented by using a T branch circuit according to the principles of the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram showing a reflection characteristic curve of the antenna 100 incorporating the inventive T branch circuit 140.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram showing a reflection characteristic curve of the conventional antenna 1 of FIG. 1.
- the axis of abscissas indicates the frequency from 35 through 45 GHz
- the axis of ordinates indicates the return loss viewed from the entrance to the root path.
- the T branch circuit 150 according to the invention have achieved matching such that the return loss is less than -10 dB for 4 GHz from 37.3 through 42 GHz as shown in FIG. 9.
- the conventional T branch circuit 50 of FIG. 3 have achieved matching of less than -10 dB for 2 GHz from 39 through 41 GHz as shown in FIG. 10.
- a T branch circuit according to the present invention yields substantially twice of the band width of conventional one.
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